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An impressive wild hunting trip, hunting a mountain lion (Cougar)

An impressive wild hunting trip, hunting a mountain lion (Cougar) Welcome, dear followers of the Professional Hunting channel, and hunting enthusiasts all over the world Today we are following an interesting hunting trip with the hunting of the mountain lion. I hope you like the hunting trip The cougar is a cat of many names: Puma, mountain lion, and catamount, among others. This adaptable predator has the widest range of any land mammal in the Western Hemisphere and can be found in many habitats throughout the Americas from Florida swamps to Canadian forests. In some areas, such as heavily urbanized southern California cougars are increasingly sharing space with people. Cougars are the world’s fourth largest wildcat after lions, tigers, and jaguars They are stocky with large hind legs and a long tail—about a third of their length—which provides balance Their strong back legs enable them to leap around 40 feet horizontally, or 18 feet vertically in a single jump. Cougars hunt at dawn and dusk They usually prey on deer, although these opportunistic predators also eat coyotes, moose, wild sheep, birds, and rodents. They even kill feral donkeys, an invasive species in California’s Death Valley National Park. The cats silently stalk their prey, then pounce and kill them with a fatal bite to the back of the head or neck mountain lion,thehunter call of the wild mountain lion,the hunter call of the wild diamond mountain lion,call of the wild mountain lion,mountain lion hunting,lion hunting,thehunter call of the wild mountain lion guides,the hunter call of the wild mountain lion,thehunter call of the wild mountain lion guide,the hunter call of the wild mountain lion guide,the hunter call of the wild mountain lion locations,hunting,mountain lion attack When dealing with a large carcass, a cougar will eat as much as it can before hiding the rest to come back to later. Harmful encounters with people are rare Male cougars maintain large territories that overlap with several smaller territories of their mates.